Join experts on Sept 25 to explore projects advancing energy efficiency, cost savings, and decarbonization across the US and Europe.
Reasons to be Cheerful reports on the Chesapeake Bay’s historic oyster reef restoration, boosting ecosystems and local economies.
The Dedham-Westwood Water District won $4.9M from 3M over PFAS pollution. It’s part of a growing push to shift cleanup costs back to chemical makers.
ABB is investing $110M across four U.S. sites to boost production of power tech. The move targets soaring demand from AI data centers and grid upgrades.
PepsiCo and Unilever join partners in STEP up for Agriculture, supporting farmer groups to scale regenerative practices and resilient supply chains.
Livium and Won Kwang S&T plan phased PV recycling for Australia, aligning with rising solar waste and a coming product stewardship scheme.
Rivian’s Georgia EV plant begins construction, backed by federal and state incentives, with plans for 7,500 jobs and 400,000-unit annual capacity.
Global BPM firm WNS reveals most emissions come from commuting and home-working, raising questions about Scope 3 strategies under new climate rules.
Europe’s EV push is no longer just about meeting emissions rules. With costs down and sales up, automakers now face tough global competition—especially from China.
Governor Janet Mills highlights $315M housing investment, 2,100 new units, and economic initiatives in Bangor while warning tariffs raise costs.
Gov. Jim Pillen promoted Nebraska ethanol and biofuels in Japan as the country plans higher fuel blends, opening major opportunities for U.S. farmers and exporters.
Power Up Connect unveiled the MBESS 90 kWh, the first fire-code-compliant mobile battery system, offering scalable, safe energy for commercial use.
Phononic has licensed its ACS cooling platform to Peltier Technology. The move targets cold chain inefficiencies while Phononic shifts focus to AI-driven datacenters.
Data centers face criticism for high energy use, but new efficiency gains, renewables, and AI cooling show they can drive sustainability, not waste.
Corroded barrels of alkaline waste off the coast of Los Angeles are transforming the seafloor. Extremophile microbes thrive—while natural ecosystems shrink.
A first-of-its-kind study shows Canada’s construction industry generates massive plastic waste. With new regulations looming, solutions are within reach.
New research shows logging sends soil carbon into streams, where it’s rapidly released as CO₂. This hidden loss may reshape how forestry counts carbon.
U.S. electricity demand will hit record highs in 2025–2026, driven by data centers and electrification. Utilities face capacity, storage, and policy challenges.
If NATO stops Russian oil imports, Moscow’s revenues plunge, prices rise, and energy security challenges accelerate the shift to renewables.
Canadian researchers have developed a low-cost catalyst that turns CO2 into CO. It offers manufacturers a viable path to cut emissions and reuse waste gases.